WO2016099389A1 - Guided fingerprint enrolment based on center of attention point - Google Patents
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- Embodiments herein relate to methods and arrangements relating to enrolment of fingerprints in a fingerprint sensing system.
- a user In order to enable such secure access by way of fingerprint sensing, a user has to take part in a so-called enrolment procedure where information directly connected to a user's fingerprint is registered for later use in a verification procedure when actual access is to be determined. During such an enrolment procedure, the user is typically prompted to apply a finger to a fingerprint sensor several times until a complete fingerprint, or at least a large part of a fingerprint, has been recorded.
- a method in a fingerprint sensing system comprises a fingerprint sensor and the method comprises a determination of a center of attention, COA, point.
- the COA point is a point on a finger of a user that is likely to be in a proximity of the center of a fingerprint image of the finger obtained by the sensor. This COA determination is followed by guiding the user in a fingerprint enrolment procedure, using the determined COA point for providing finger position guidance information to the user.
- the overall user experience of the fingerprint sensor is improved. This is the case, as the user will be using the part of the finger that feels natural for the user for both the enrolment and any subsequent verification procedure when the fingerprint is to be verified.
- the determination of the COA point comprises obtaining a first plurality of fingerprint images of the finger of the user from the fingerprint sensor. During the obtaining of the first plurality of fingerprint images, the first plurality of fingerprint images are stitched into a first two-dimensional stitched image. The COA point is determined by calculating a center of gravity point of the first stitched image and assigning the center of gravity point to the COA point. Furthermore, in these embodiments, the guiding of the user in the fingerprint enrolment procedure comprises obtaining a second plurality of fingerprint images of the finger of the user from the fingerprint sensor. During the obtaining of the second plurality of fingerprint images, the second plurality of fingerprint images are stitched into a second two-dimensional stitched image.
- a calculation is made of a desired position of the finger in relation to the sensor that, when a fingerprint image in the second plurality of fingerprint images is obtained of the finger at the desired position provides an amount of additional fingerprint area in the second stitched image in the proximity of the COA point that has a maximum value.
- guidance information is provided for the user, where this guidance information is indicative of the calculated desired position.
- the guiding of the user in the fingerprint enrolment procedure may in some embodiments comprise a calculation of an updated COA point by using the second stitched image. For example, a search can be made for a location of a singular point in the second stitched image and, if the search is positive, using this location of the singular point in the calculation of an updated COA point.
- G is a Gaussian kernel
- ⁇ is the standard deviation of the Gaussian
- M(x,y) is a binary value coverage mask corresponding to the second stitched image with x and y being the pixel position in the second stitched image
- a fingerprint sensing system that comprises a fingerprint sensor, a processor and a memory.
- the memory contains instructions executable by the processor whereby the processor is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system by determining a center of attention, COA, point, the COA point being a point on a finger of a user that is likely to be in a proximity of the center of a fingerprint image of the finger obtained by the sensor, and guiding the user in a fingerprint enrolment procedure, using the determined COA point for providing finger position guidance information to the user.
- a communication device comprising the fingerprint sensing system of the second aspect, a computer program, comprising instructions which, when executed on at least one processor in a fingerprint sensing system, cause the fingerprint sensing system to carry out the method according to the first aspect and, in a final aspect, a carrier comprising the computer program.
- Figure 1a schematically illustrates a block diagram of a fingerprint sensing system
- figure 1 b schematically illustrates a block diagram of a mobile communication device
- figure 1c schematically illustrates a block diagram of a smart card
- figure 2a is a flowchart of a method
- figure 2b is a flowchart of a method
- figure 3 schematically illustrates a stitched image and a COA point
- figure 4 schematically illustrates finger locations in relation to a sensor
- figure 5 schematically illustrates singular points in a fingerprint image.
- FIG. 1 a illustrates schematically in the form of function blocks a fingerprint sensing system 100.
- the function blocks comprise a processor 102, a two-dimensional fingerprint sensor 104 and a memory 106, and the system 100 is in connection with a guidance information provider 108.
- the processor is operable to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 and it is connected to the memory 104, which comprises an appropriate computer program 141 comprising software instructions and data that enables the processor 102 to control the system 100 as will be exemplified below.
- the fingerprint sensor 104 it may be of any suitable type, such as optical, capacitive, ultrasonic etc., as the skilled person will realize.
- the fingerprint sensor 104 may comprise a square or rectangular shaped matrix of pixels, for example a capacitive sensor having a size of 208x80 pixels, each pixel having a resolution of 256 grey scales.
- the fingerprint sensor typically comprises a readout circuit (not shown in the drawings) allowing the image data, i.e. fingerprint data, to be read out to the processor 102 at various speeds.
- the fingerprint sensing system 100 may comprise individual components as illustrated schematically in figure 1a and the system may also be implemented by way of combining functionalities of the processor 102 and the memory 106 in a single unit. It is also possible to have an implementation where the sensor 104 comprises the necessary processor and memory capabilities.
- the guidance information provider 108 it is an arrangement that is capable of providing a feedback to a user when the user interacts with the fingerprint sensing system 100.
- feedback will be exemplified with visual output in the form of graphics in the following, it is to be noted that the feedback from the guidance information provider 108 may be an arrangement that is capable of providing sensory output that is any of visual, sound and touch.
- FIG. 1 b illustrates schematically in the form of function blocks a mobile communication device 110 such as a mobile phone, a smartphone, a tablet, a personal computer, a 5 laptop computer or any similar type of device.
- the mobile communication device 1 10 comprises the functionalities of the fingerprint sensing system 100 of figure 1 a including the sensor 104.
- the mobile communication device 110 comprises a processor 112, a memory 114, radio circuitry 116 and a touch sensitive display 1 18.
- the fingerprint sensing system 100 forms part of the processor 112 and the memory
- the touch sensitive display 1 18 is configured to act as the guidance information provider 108 by providing graphical output for a user during operation of the fingerprint sensing system 100.
- the processor 1 12 is configured to
- FIG. 140 Yet another arrangement in which a fingerprint sensing system may be implemented is a smart card 140, as schematically illustrated in a functional block diagram in figure 1c.
- the smart card 140 comprises the functionalities of the fingerprint sensing system 100 of
- the smart card 140 comprises a processor 142, a memory 144 and radio circuitry 146, which may be of any appropriate type such as near field communication, NFC, circuitry, Bluetooth ® circuitry etc.
- the fingerprint sensing system 100 forms part of the processor 142 and the memory 144. That is, the processor 142 controls by means of software instructions the fingerprint sensing
- the smart card is not equipped with a display, although variations of the smart card 140 may be equipped with a guidance information provider in the form of, e.g. light emitting diodes (LED) or audio providing means.
- the processor 142 in the smart card 140 is configured to control the smart
- FIG. 30 card 140 to operate in a communication system, e.g. in a payment scenario in case the smart card is a bank card or credit card, via the radio circuitry 146 in a manner that is outside the scope of the present disclosure.
- a method in a fingerprint sensing system e.g. the fingerprint sensing system 100 of figures 1a, 1 b and 1 c, will be described in some detail.
- the method comprises a number of actions that will be described below.
- the actions of the method in figure 2 are realized by means of software instructions being executed in a processor, e.g.
- any of the processors 102, 112 or the processor 142 which interacts with a sensor such as the sensor 104 and controls provision of guidance information, e.g. via a guidance information provider 108.
- Memory such as the memory 106 or the memory 114 is utilized during the execution of the method.
- COA center of attention
- the user is guided in a fingerprint enrolment procedure, using the determined COA point for providing finger position guidance information to the user.
- Embodiments of the method illustrated in figure 2a may comprise actions as illustrated in figure 2b. Although the actions are illustrated in a sequential order, it is to be understood that any number of the actions may be performed in parallel, as will become clear from the detailed description of the actions.
- the determination of the COA point, as described in action 201 comprises the following actions 211 to 215.
- a first plurality of fingerprint images of the finger of the user is obtained from the fingerprint sensor. Action 213
- the first plurality of fingerprint images are stitched into a first two-dimensional stitched image.
- the COA point is determined by calculating a center of gravity (COG) point of the first stitched image and assigning the center of gravity point to the COA point.
- the COG in the x and y direction, CoG x and CoG y may be calculated as: ⁇ Vx , y xM(x, y) ⁇ vx, y yM(x, y)
- M(x,y) is a binary value coverage mask corresponding to the second stitched image with x and y being the pixel position in the second stitched image.
- Figure 3 illustrates an example of a plurality of fingerprint images, exemplified by reference numeral 304, have been stitched into a first stitched image 302.
- a calculated COA 306 is also indicated in figure 3.
- the guiding of the user in the fingerprint enrolment procedure comprises the following actions 217 to 223.
- a second plurality of fingerprint images of the finger of the user is obtained from the fingerprint sensor.
- the second plurality of fingerprint images are stitched into a second two-dimensional stitched image.
- guidance information is provided for the user, where this guidance information is indicative of the calculated desired position.
- the guidance information may be any of a matrix of blocks that illustrates the fingerprint coverage of the second stitched image, a binary map of actual coverage of the second stitched image, and a displayed image of a pseudo- finger that represents a position of the finger in relation to the sensor.
- instructions may be provided for the user to repeatedly touch the sensor while moving the finger between each touch. Such instructions may be as simple as an instructive message or graphic displayed on a display.
- any obtained fingerprint image that corresponds to the finger being asymmetrically located with respect to the sensor is discarded.
- the continuation, in action 215, with the determination of the COA is then done when the first plurality of fingerprint images is numerically larger than a first threshold.
- feedback information may be provided for the user that indicates that the finger is asymmetrically located with respect to the sensor.
- an advantage of such embodiments can be illustrated by considering a user who has little experience with fingerprint enrolment procedures. Such an inexperienced user might not be aware of how the amount of movement between each time the finger touches the sensor maps to the guidance information that is fed back to the user, e.g. in terms of fingerprint coverage growth etc. as mentioned above.
- This approach may be considered as a "training mode approach", since the user is informed when the user has placed the finger in an undesired asymmetric position in relation to the sensor and that a
- a determination may be made whether or not a fingerprint image corresponds to the finger being asymmetrically located with respect to the sensor. This determination may comprise analysing data of the fingerprint image that correspond to data obtained from a sensor border and determining that the finger is asymmetrically located with respect to the sensor if fingerprint image data is missing from the sensor border.
- instructions may be provided for the user to repeatedly touch the sensor while moving the finger between each touch.
- Such instructions may be as simple as an instructive message or graphic displayed on a display.
- the continuation, in action 215, with the determination of the COA is then done when the first plurality of fingerprint images is numerically larger than a second threshold.
- a second threshold may be seen as a "training-free" approach where the COA is estimated once there are a minimum number of fingerprint images that can be stitched together.
- the guiding of the user in the fingerprint enrolment procedure, i.e. in action 203 may comprise calculating an updated COA point by using the second stitched image.
- a search is made, in the second stitched image, for a location of a singular point and, if the search is positive, the location of the singular point is used in the calculation of an updated COA point.
- singular points examples include a core, a loop, a whorl center, a delta and a tented arch.
- Figure 5 illustrates a fingerprint 510 where singular points 507, 508 are illustrated.
- Singular point 507 is a delta and singular point 508 is a core point.
- the embodiments where the COA is updated by using a location of a singular point may involve the following.
- the initial COA point might be sub-optimal since it is possible that the region in which the COA is located contains few recognizable fingerprint patterns.
- global points e.g. the location of a core, delta or loop
- These patterns that comprise global points include high-informative regions and are hence useful to include as enrolment data.
- the initial COA is shifted, i.e.
- COAup d (kA + (k-1 )B) with 0 ⁇ k ⁇ 1 as a weighting parameter.
- the amount of additional fingerprint area in the second stitched image is determined in an algorithm that comprises calculation of a coverage score S:
- G is a Gaussian kernel
- ⁇ is the standard deviation of the Gaussian
- M(x,y) is a binary value coverage mask corresponding to the second stitched image with x and y being the pixel position in the second stitched image
- the termination criterion may be any of a number of different criteria, including: S is above a coverage score threshold, the increase of S over a number N last fingerprint images obtained and stitched into the second stitched image, a number of fingerprint images in the second stitched image is above a third threshold, a number of consecutively obtained fingerprint images that are not possible to stitch into the second stitched image is above a fourth threshold, and a number of consecutively obtained fingerprint images that are found to have an image quality that is lower than a quality threshold is above a fifth threshold.
- the coverage score S summation is used in the following way: the
- Gaussian kernel having the COA as expected value and standard deviation ⁇ and multiplied with the coverage mask M provides a measure of progress for the enrolment procedure.
- the key point is that the covered surface is weighted with a Gaussian kernel such that regions that are close to the COA are emphasized. This assures that the enrolment covers a region of the finger that will be used for subsequent verification and hence improves the biometric performance of the system.
- the coverage mask M(x,y) is a binary value mask that, for each point within the mask, shows whether the intensity of that pixel represents fingerprint- or background information.
- Figure 1 a illustrates a fingerprint sensing system 100 that comprises a fingerprint sensor 104, a processor 102 and a memory 106, said memory 106 containing instructions executable by said processor 102 whereby said processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 by:
- COA center of attention
- the instructions that are executable by the processor 102 may be software in the form of a computer program 141.
- the computer program 141 may be contained in or by a carrier 142, which may provide the computer program 141 to the memory 106 and processor 102.
- the carrier 142 may be in any suitable form including an electronic signal, an optical signal, a radio signal or a computer readable storage medium.
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 by:
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 by, prior to the obtaining of the first plurality of fingerprint images:
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 by:
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 by:
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 by, prior to the obtaining of the first plurality of fingerprint images:
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 such that the guiding of the user in the fingerprint enrolment procedure comprises:
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 by:
- the singular point is any of:
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 such that the amount of additional fingerprint area in the second stitched image is determined in an algorithm that comprises calculation of a coverage score S:
- G is a Gaussian kernel
- ⁇ is the standard deviation of the Gaussian kernel
- M(x,y) is a binary value coverage mask corresponding to the second stitched image with x and y being the pixel position in the second stitched image
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 such that the termination criterion is any of:
- a number of consecutively obtained fingerprint images that are found to have an image quality that is lower than a quality threshold is above a fifth threshold.
- the processor 102 is operative to control the fingerprint sensing system 100 such that the guidance information is any of:
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